Jen, I had a similar thing happen today. I was in a foul mood, and very depressed after a pretty disappointing conversation. To snap myself out of it, I went out to the yard and sat in the sun, then decided to plant some potatoes. Once the potatoes were in, I figured there was no time like the present to start the compost pile I'd been wanting to start for the longest time, and so I got to bagging up some very old leaves, and hacking up my veggie waste. By the time I was done, I no longer felt like crying and/or wallowing, and was ready to put my big girl pants back on. Being out in the garden, as frustrating and disappointing as it can be sometimes, is like soul-Zoloft. It just makes you feel better.

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Thank you all so much. I found everything last summer. I had the table set once. DD1 suggested using something to calm the brightness of the tc. She was right. I'm glad I followed her advise. I'm glad I used the coasters too. The glasses would haven gotten lost otherwise. Punk, how do you do it all? You really are the energizer bunny. Jeanne, you are welcome to dine at my table anytime. I can't wait to see your new print on the shelf above you buffet. Luvs, I have been lucky to find so many great tcs and dishes at a local thrift store. Thank you Candy, I really have fun doing these tables. Thank you Marlene I always enjoy hearing from you. Karen, My Mom gave me the bunny after my DGM died. Dad had a fit, he was sure one of my kid's would break it. I have always kept it out of harm's way. I'm sorry that the one you had got broken. I know how much you love bunnies. Thank you all again. Nana

People take B12 for energy boosts but it rarely does that to me. Sometimes I can notice a sense of healthiness the next day after taking the pill or when I sometimes do the liquid (also kept under the tongue). My doctor does very thorough blood work so I monitor the levels once or twice each year. They were having trouble getting the dosage right for my Thyroid medicine so I had to do a lot of lab tests in the course of a year so I got to double check my vitamin levels often. I was told by another doctor that sub-lingual was not as effective as injection. There is even a medical hot line where you can ask a question and they will call you back with the answer within a week (I think it is operated with Med students). I asked the question there and was told that sublingual is a third less effective, or more. But, you can take a pill every day if you need so I think it works out fine. In my case it wasn't giving myself the shot it was the amount of stuff I had to inject into the muscle that was a problem. Now all I have to do is take one pill per week. The liquid B12 is usually near the pills at the drug store, if you don't want to take a pill.